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Submitted 9 years ago

Ex-FedEx 727 at Museum of Flight, Los Angeles

456 at KSMO

Sam Reed

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Max Ethan9 years ago

It looks like a 737 nose...

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Sam ReedPhoto Uploader9 years ago

I think they are the same pretty much...

Also, it's the "Museum of Flying"

http://www.museumofflying.org/exhibits/artifacts/boeing-727-cockpit/

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Dave Metzger9 years ago

Is there a concrete pad under the nose wheel, or is the wheel bearing on earth?

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